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Edgar (17) Luisania (20), Brainiel (1) and Vickiana Peña (38)  entre los escombros y lo que queda en pie de su casa, luego del huracán Fiona por República Dominicana.
Photo essay
02 December 2022
Children have been affected by natural disasters
In Latin America and the Caribbean, 1.5 million children and adolescents have been affected by natural disasters
Edgar Pérez (17 years old) and Keruin Pérez (11 years old), look at the damage caused by Hurricane Fiona, which completely destroyed their home after passing through the San Rafael de Yuma area, Dominican Republic.
Photo essay
11 October 2022
Serious damage left Hurricane Fiona
“We could hear the wind under our bed,” the memory of Fiona’s passage through the Dominican Republic
In the southern departments of Haiti, UNICEF is distributing over 80,000 school kits as part of the relief efforts after the 2021 earthquake.
Page
05 October 2022
Disaster Risk Reduction & Climate Change in Education
Education to build Resilient Communities.
Reconstruction of a school after the earthquake in Haiti.
News note
17 August 2022
One year after devastating earthquake, more than 250,000 children in southwest Haiti do not have access to adequate schools - UNICEF
Niños entrado a una carpa de UNICEF que sirve de salón de clases.
Article
04 May 2022
Haiti’s enormous challenges after the earthquake
UNICEF is working to its inhabitants can return to normality after the earthquake
Un grupo de madres van a iniciar una clase de cocina.
Article
10 February 2022
Mothers in Haiti fight for their children's health
Six months after the earthquake in Haiti, families are barely recovering
Girls and boys in a classroom.
Article
08 February 2022
The school that moved to the teacher's house
After the earthquake in Haiti, the teacher's house is now a place where boys and girls can continue their classes, meet, play and receive psychosoci
Girl smiling in front of her house.
Article
29 November 2021
Back to happiness
One year after the devastating passage of hurricanes Eta and Iota through Guatemala
A boy in front of a destroyed house.
News note
14 September 2021
One month after Haiti earthquake: 260,000 children still need humanitarian assistance - UNICEF
An Haitian boy in front of a collapsed house.
Photo essay
14 September 2021
One month on, Haiti’s children grapple with a disaster
A devastating earthquake upended the lives of thousands of children. UNICEF and partners are on the ground to support them
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